WCF does not bind to a TCP port (check via netstat -a)

Question

Well, I will try to make it as direct as possible. I am using VB.Net in VS2010, I am trying to host the WCF service myself. (This is actually in the Windows service, but I'm trying to do it with a simple console application. The code below is where the TCP / IP addresses are directly entered. The WCF service itself is simply a renamed DEFAULT new WCF service project.

Dim host As New ServiceHost(GetType(TestService))

Dim tcpb As New NetTcpBinding()
tcpb.PortSharingEnabled = True
host.AddServiceEndpoint( _
    GetType(ITestService), _
    tcpb, _
    "net.tcp://localhost:62020/TestWcfService/" _
)

host.Open()

Console.ReadKey(True)

host.Close()

I don’t think I can make it much easier .. is there anything special I need to do to make the port actually bind? when I start netstat -a, it does not show the listening port on 62020. I really am in it. [/ p>

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Answer 1

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